In life we are influenced, albeit positively or negatively, to do and accomplish countless things: learn a new language; play a musical instrument; go back to school; lose a few pounds; get back in shape; save more money; run a marathon an unending and sometimes unyielding list of sorts that goes on and on. s we approach the precipice of another year, we begin once more to make those list with great zeal and enthusiasm only to realize a few moments later into the new year, we have suddenly ceased to achieve that goal for many of us in-record breaking fashion. Now, I am only referring to generalities, because I know there are some overachievers listening today who have never faced that problem. Unfortunately, I am not one. I have failed year after year to conquer the Mount Everest’s of life, moreover, in some areas I fail to get past the tranquility of the babbling brook or the comfort of the rolling meadow.
